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30/12/2025

School Census Report 2024 (2025)
December 30, 2025

School Census Report 2024 (2025)




Education Ministry has released the School Census Report of the Year 2024 (2025)
 

Schools

Total Government Schools: 10,076

    • National Schools: 396

    • Provincial Schools: 9,680

By Type (Functional):

  • 1AB Schools: 1,009

  • 1C Schools: 1,959

  • Type 2 Schools: 3,252

  • Type 3 Schools: 3,856

By Gender:

  • Boys’ Schools: 147

  • Girls’ Schools: 240

  • Mixed Schools: 9,689

By Medium of Instruction:

  • Sinhala Medium Only: 6,204

  • Tamil Medium Only: 2,995

  • Sinhala & Tamil Medium: 866

  • Sinhala & Bilingual: 607

  • Tamil & Bilingual: 196

  • Trilingual: 208

By Student Population Size:

  • 1–50 students: 1,576

  • 51–100 students: 1,655

  • 101–200 students: 2,147

  • 201–500 students: 2,580

  • 501–1,000 students: 1,250

  • 1,001–1,500 students: 378

  • 1,501–2,000 students: 194

  • 2,001–3,000 students: 192

  • 3,001–4,000 students: 68

  • More than 4,000 students: 36


Students

Total Students: 3,816,234

  • Male: 1,888,620

  • Female: 1,927,614

By School Type:

  • 1AB: 1,566,705

  • 1C: 986,367

  • Type 2: 667,735

  • Type 3: 595,427

By Medium:

  • Sinhala Medium: 2,759,397

  • Tamil Medium: 922,668

  • Bilingual/English: 134,169

By Grade Cycle:

  • Primary (Gr. 1–5): 1,471,394

  • Junior Secondary (Gr. 6–9): 1,287,445

  • Senior Secondary (Gr. 10–11): 636,378

  • Senior Secondary A/L (Gr. 12–13): 413,443

  • Special Education: 7,574


Grade 1 Admissions (2024)

Total Admissions: 282,293

  • Male: 143,215

  • Female: 139,078

By Medium:

  • Sinhala: 203,826

  • Tamil: 82,309

  • Bilingual: 160

By School Type:

  • 1AB: 46,699

  • 1C: 62,183

  • Type 2: 56,662

  • Type 3: 116,749


Teaching Staff (Teachers + Principals)

Total: 238,506

  • Male: 55,025

  • Female: 183,481

Principals: 12,885
Teachers: 225,621

  • Male Teachers: 48,139

  • Female Teachers: 177,482

Teachers by School Type:

  • 1AB: 80,901

  • 1C: 64,682

  • Type 2: 58,638

  • Type 3: 34,285

 Administrative Structure of Education by Province – 2024

Provinces & School Administration

Western Province

  • Education Zones: 11

  • Education Divisions: 38

  • All Government Schools: 1,339

    • National Schools: 79

    • Provincial Schools: 1,260

Central Province

  • Education Zones: 15

  • Education Divisions: 40

  • All Government Schools: 1,511

    • National Schools: 56

    • Provincial Schools: 1,455

Southern Province

  • Education Zones: 11

  • Education Divisions: 39

  • All Government Schools: 1,100

    • National Schools: 70

    • Provincial Schools: 1,030

Northern Province

  • Education Zones: 13

  • Education Divisions: 35

  • All Government Schools: 969

    • National Schools: 24

    • Provincial Schools: 945

Eastern Province

  • Education Zones: 17

  • Education Divisions: 48

  • All Government Schools: 1,128

    • National Schools: 42

    • Provincial Schools: 1,086

North Western Province

  • Education Zones: 8

  • Education Divisions: 31

  • All Government Schools: 1,241

    • National Schools: 39

    • Provincial Schools: 1,202

North Central Province

  • Education Zones: 8

  • Education Divisions: 30

  • All Government Schools: 806

    • National Schools: 17

    • Provincial Schools: 789

Uva Province

  • Education Zones: 10

  • Education Divisions: 23

  • All Government Schools: 892

    • National Schools: 38

    • Provincial Schools: 854

Sabaragamuwa Province

  • Education Zones: 7

  • Education Divisions: 28

  • All Government Schools: 1,090

    • National Schools: 31

    • Provincial Schools: 1,059


📊 National Totals (Sri Lanka)

  • Education Zones: 100

  • Education Divisions: 312

  • All Government Schools: 10,076

    • National Schools: 396

    • Provincial Schools: 9,680


School Census Report 2024 (2025) is attached below

24/11/2025

Progress Report 2025 -  Education Ministry
November 24, 2025

Progress Report 2025 - Education Ministry


Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education has released the Progress Report for the Period of 01.01.2025 to 30.09.2025


Vision of Education Ministry
To reach excellence in global society through competent citizens who share the Sri Lankan identity

Mission of Education Ministry
Develop competent citizens keeping with the global trends through innovative and modern approaches to education leading to efficiency, equity and high quality performance ensuring stakeholder satisfaction.

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👉 IN SINHALA

👉 IN TAMIL

👉 IN ENGLISH

30/10/2025

Census Report 2024 - Housing Information
Census Report 2024 - Population Information
October 30, 2025

Census Report 2024 - Population Information


Department f Census and Statistics, Ministry of Finance , Planning & Economic Development has released the Basic Population Information by District and Divisional Secretary Divisions.

SUMMARY
  • The 15th census in the series of population censuses conducted in Sri Lanka, the " Census of Population and Housing - 2024," was carried out from 7 th of October to the second week of February 2025. 
  • The starting hour of the 19th December 2024, i.e. 2024.12.19, 00:00 hours, was designated as the “Census Moment” of this census. 
  • As in the 2012 census, the enumeration of persons was carried out according to their place of usual residence, i.e., according to the de jure method. 
  • In this census, the total population of Sri Lanka was reported as 21,781,800. Of this population, 51.7 percent were females and 48.3 percent were males. 
  • In the urban sector, 51.9 percent of the population are females, while 48.1 percent are males. In the rural and estate rural sectors, the percentages of females are 51.7 percent and 51.4 percent, and the percentages of males are 48.3 percent and 48.6 percent respectively. In the estate urban sector, the percentages of females and males are reported as 50.4 percent and 49.6 percent respectively. 
  • The sex ratio in Sri Lanka is 93.3. All districts show sex ratio below hundred. The highest sex ratio is reported from Monaragala district (97.9), while the lowest sex ratio in the country is recorded in Batticaloa district (88.0). 
  • The population under 15 years of age in the country decreased by 4.5 percentage units, from 25.2 percent to 20.7 percent, during the census period from 2012 to 2024. Further, the population aged 65 and above increased from 7.9 percent to 12.6 percent, and shows an increase of 4.7 percentage points during this period. 
  • In 2024, the population aged 15-64 for 66.7 percent of the total population, compared to 66.9 percent in 2012. Accordingly, the percentage of the population aged 15–64 showed a decrease of 0.2 percentage points during the census period from 2012 to 2024. 
  • The population under the age of fifteen and those aged sixty five and above are considered dependents. The dependency ratio, which was calculated as 49.4 percent according to the 2012 census, has increased to 49.8 percent in 2024.
  • The highest dependency ratio is reported in the Matara district of the Southern Province (55.0 percent), while the lowest dependency ratio is reported in the Colombo district of the Western Province (43.0 percent). 
  • In the census, individuals declare their ethnicity. Accordingly, 74.1 percent of Sri Lanka’s total population, roughly three out of four people, are Sinhalese; 12.3 percent are Sri Lankan Tamils; 10.5 percent are Sri Lankan Moors/Muslims; 2.8 percent are Indian Tamils/ Malaiyaha Thamilar. The remaining 0.3 percent belongs to other ethnic groups such as Burgher, Malay, Sri Lankan Chetty, Bharatha, and Veddah. 
  • Census reports the religion of the individuals as how they declare. Of the total population, 69.8 percent are Buddhists; 12.6 percent Hindus; 10.7 percent Muslims (Islam); 5.6 percent Roman Catholics; and 1.3 percent other Christians. The rest do not belong to these religions and that percentage is a small value of 0.02 percent. 
  • The total migrant population reported in the census was 3,167,263. Among the migrant population 40.6 percent were migrated primarily due to marriage.

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🔗 Census Report 2024

03/10/2025

Students Performance Report - Grade V Scholarship Exam 2025
October 03, 2025

Students Performance Report - Grade V Scholarship Exam 2025

 



Exam Department has released the Student Performance Report of Grade V Scholarship Exam Results.

ABOVE CUT OFF - Province Ranking
1 Sabaragamuwa
2 Uva
3 Southern
4 North Western
5 North Central
6 Northern
7 Western
8 Eastern
9 Central

ABOVE CUT OFF - District Ranking
1 Hambanthota
2 Rathnapura
3 Jaffna
4 Kurunegala
5 Badulla
6 Monaragala
7 Kegalle
8 Anuradhapura
9 Polonnaruwa
10 Mathara
11 Gampaha
12 Vavuniya
13 Ampara
14 Galle
15 Kaluthara
16 Mathale
17 Colombo
18 Puttalam
19 Nuwara_Eliya
20 Kandy
21 Batticaloa
22 Kilinochchi
23 Mullaitivu
24 Trincomalee
25 Mannar

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11/08/2025

GCE O/L 2024 - Performance Report
August 11, 2025

GCE O/L 2024 - Performance Report

 



Department of Examination has released the Performance Report of GCE O/L 2024 Examinations

District Rank - School Candidates - Attempt 1
  1. Ampara - 77.77
  2. Matara - 77.48
  3. Colombo - 77.20
  4. Kandy - 76.26
  5. Batticaloa - 76.04
  6. Hambantota - 75.38
  7. Galle - 74.40
  8. Kegalle - 74.14
  9. Badulla - 74.05
  10. Kurunegala - 73.81
  11. All Island - 73.45
  12. Ratnapura - 72.99
  13. Gampaha - 72.96 
  14. Matale - 72.81
  15. Anuradhapura - 72.06
  16. Kalutara - 72.00
  17. Monaragala - 71.68
  18. Mannar - 71.39
  19. Jaffna - 70.93
  20. Kilinochchi - 70.71
  21. Nuwara Eliya - 70.08
  22. Mullaitivu - 67.54
  23. Vavuniya - 66.68
  24. Puttalam - 66.24
  25. Polonnaruwa - 65.93
  26. Trincomalee - 65.84
Zonal Rank
  1. Kandy
  2. Batticaloa
  3. Batticaloa Central
  4. Kalmunai
  5. Thirukkovil
  6. Akkaraipattu
  7. Mulatiyana (Hakmana)
  8. Walasmulla
  9. Colombo
  10. Matara
  11. Bandarawela
  12. Kurunegala
  13. Galle
  14. Kegalle
  15. Gampaha
  16. Jaffna
  17. Akuressa
  18. Tangalle
  19. Mahaoya
  20. Ampara
  21. Hanguranketha
  22. Piliyandala
  23. Sri Jayawardanapura
  24. Badulla
  25. Kilinochchi North
  26. Ratnapura
  27. Teldeniya
  28. Wattegama
  29. Matale
  30. Kuliyapitiya
  31. Naula
  32. Wilgamuwa
  33. Matugama
  34. Kebithigollewa
  35. Minuwangoda
  36. Bibile
  37. Dehiattakandiya
  38. Nikaweratiya
  39. Anuradhapura
  40. Embilipitiya
  41. Homagama
  42. Polonnaruwa
  43. Viyaluwa
  44. Balangoda
  45. Mannar
  46. Monaragala
  47. Mawanella
  48. Kekirawa
  49. Ibbagamuwa
  50. Thunukkai
  51. Passara
  52. Kotmale
  53. Denuwara
  54. Horana
  55. Kalutara
  56. Giriulla
  57. Elpitiya
  58. Hambantota
  59. Welimada
  60. Dehiowita
  61. Batticaloa West
  62. Ambalangoda
  63. Muttur
  64. Thanamalwila
  65. Kelaniya
  66. Vadamarachchi
  67. Udugama
  68. Katugastota
  69. Thenmarachchi
  70. Tambuttegama
  71. Maho
  72. Hatton
  73. Deniyaya (Morawaka)
  74. Kilinochchi South
  75. Wellawaya
  76. Galewela
  77. Sammanthurai
  78. Walapane
  79. Negombo
  80. Paddirippu
  81. Galenbindunuwewa
  82. Chilaw
  83. Kalkudah
  84. Mahiyanganaya
  85. Gampola
  86. Vavuniya South
  87. Madhu
  88. Nuwara Eliya
  89. Trincomalee
  90. Hingurakgoda
  91. Mullaitivu
  92. Kanthale
  93. Valikamam
  94. Nivitigala
  95. Puttalam
  96. Vavuniya North
  97. Islands
  98. Kinniya
  99. Trincomalee North
  100. Dimhulagala
Passed Percentage - Subjects
Buddhism - 83.21
Saivaneri - 82.96
Catholicism - 90.22
Christianity - 91.49
Islam - 85.45
Sinhala Language - 87.73
Tamil Language - 87.03
English - 73.82
Maths - 69.07
History - 82.17
Science - 71.06

Click Below for the GCE O/L 2024 Performance Report PDF

19/05/2025

Household Survey on Impact of Economic Crisis - 2023 Sri Lanka  Final Report
May 19, 2025

Household Survey on Impact of Economic Crisis - 2023 Sri Lanka Final Report



Final Report of Household Survey on Impact of Economic Crisis - 2023 Sri Lanka has been released.

Key Findings

  • 54.9% of individuals (age 3-21) schooling has been affected.
  • 15.1% of individuals involved in economic activities have been affected by job losses (main and/or secondary).
  • 23.1% of patients have changed their main treatment method.
  • 22.0% of households have indebted.
  • 51.0% of income earners who did primary jobs experienced a decrease in their income.
  • 60.5% of households have experienced a decrease in their average monthly household income.
  • 91.1% households experienced an increase in their average monthly household expenditure.

Contents of the Report

1. Introduction.

2. Survey Methodology & Estimation Procedure.

3. Education.

4. Employment.

5. Health

6. Household Income

7. Household Expenditure.

8. Impact of Economic crisis on Household income, Expenditure, and Coping strategies

9. Indebtedness.

10. Food Security.

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Household Survey on Impact of Economic Crisis - 2023 Sri Lanka

26/04/2025

Basic Statistics on GCE A/L 2024 Results
April 26, 2025

Basic Statistics on GCE A/L 2024 Results



Department of Examination has released the Basic Statistics of the Results GCE A/L 2024 Students.


Total Candidates
274 361

School Candidates
222 774

Private Candidates
51 587

Qualified for the university Entrance
Total
177 588


School Candidates
149 964


Private Candidates
27 624

Percentage of University Entrance Qualification - 64.73 %
















Census of Public and Semi Government Sector Employment - 2024 (2025 Report)
April 26, 2025

Census of Public and Semi Government Sector Employment - 2024 (2025 Report)







Total Employees - 1 156 018
Male - 583 363
Female - 572 655

Central Government  
Public Sector - 475 483
Semi Government Sector  - 213 186

Provincial Government
Public Sector - 463 280
Semi Government Sector - 4069





The Census of Public and Semi Government Sector Employment 2024 is the ninth in a series of such censuses conducted by the Department of Census and Statistics (DCS). The first scientific census on public and semi government sector employment was carried out in 1980 in order to cater to the requirements of data on the public and semi government sector for planning and monitoring purposes involving government employees and the institutions in which they work. Subsequently, six censuses were carried out in 1985, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2006 respectively at a frequency of every 4 to 5 years, and the eighth census was conducted 10 years later in 2016. Due to the country's unstable situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and economic crisis, the ninth Census of Public and Semi-Government Sector Employment, originally scheduled for 2020, was delayed until 2024.


This report presents preliminary findings of the Census of Public and Semi Government Sector Employment 2024. These findings are based on the institutional level summaries prepared manually after the census in order to give a snapshot of the extensive exercise. Questionnaires completed by the institutions are now being processed and the final report will be released afterwards.

Listing of Public and Semi Government Institutions 
Census units were categorized into four major groups as follows; 
● Line Ministries 
● Provincial Councils 
● District Secretariats 
● Institutions of the Central Government that do not come under a Line Ministry





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07/04/2025

Census Report - Population of Sri Lanka
April 07, 2025

Census Report - Population of Sri Lanka



POPULATION OF SRI LANKA BY DISTRICT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 
  • The enumeration stage of the Census of Population and Housing 2024, the 15th census in Sri Lanka's series of censuses, was conducted from October 2024 to the second week of February 2025. The census moment was 00:00 hours on 19th December 2024. 
  • According to this census, the population of Sri Lanka was recorded as 21,763,170. 
  • This census has shown an increase of 1,403,731 compared to the population reported in the Census of Population and Housing 2012. 
  • During the 2001-2012 inter-census period, the average annual population growth rate was 0.7 percent. For the 2012-2024 inter-census period, the average annual population growth rate is 0.5 percent. This indicates that while the population growth rate in Sri Lanka has slowed, the population continues to increase. 
  • When considering the population by province in Sri Lanka, the Western Province has the highest population, accounting for 28.1 percent of the total, while the Northern Province has the lowest, with 5.3 percent of the total population. 
  • When considering the population distribution at the district level, Gampaha District has reported the highest population, with 2,433,685 persons. Colombo District follows, with a population of 2,374,461. Together, only these two districts have a population of over 2 million. 
  • Apart from Gampaha and Colombo districts, the highest population is reported from Kurunegala (1,760,829), Kandy (1,461,269), Kalutara (1,305,552), Ratnapura (1,145,138), and Galle (1,096,585) districts respectively, with each of these districts reporting a population of more than one million. 
  • As in the previous censuses, districts with the lowest population in the country this time are Mullaitivu (122,542), Mannar (123,674), Kilinochchi (136,434) and Vavuniya (172,257) districts in the Northern Province. 
  • The highest annual growth rate of 2.23 percent has been reported from Mullaitivu district. The lowest annual growth rate is recorded in Vavuniya District (0.01 percent). 
  • As in previous censuses, the highest population density of 3,549 persons per square kilometer is reported in Colombo District, while the lowest population density is reported in Mullaitivu District, which has a population density of 50 persons per square kilometer.

Click Below for the Report in Sinhala, Tamil and English

26/03/2025

University Statistics Report - 2023
March 26, 2025

University Statistics Report - 2023



The latest statistics on Sri Lankan universities have been released. The University Entrance Reports are based on student registrations up to and including the 2022 Advanced Level examination cohort.

No of Universities - 17
No of Faculties - 121
No of Departments - 766
No of Institutes - 18

2022 A/L - 2022/2023 Academic Year


Arts Admitted
Boys -  1968
Girls - 11087

Commerce - Admitted
Boys -  2584
Girls - 5417

Physical Science - Admitted
Boys -  5175
Girls - 3029
 
Biological Science - Admitted
Boys -  2706
Girls - 7398

Engineering Technology  - Admitted
Boys -  1952
Girls - 381

Bio System Technology  - Admitted
Boys -  337
Girls - 1216




You can get More Statistics Below. Click The Topic to Download the PDF

1. General Information Statistics Report 
2. University Admission Statistics Report 

3. Student Enrolment Statistics Report 

4. Graduate Output Statistics Report 

5. Staff  Statistics Report 

6 .Finance Statistics Report 

7. Welfare Facilities  Statistics Report 

 


19/03/2025

School-Based Student Health Survey Report
March 19, 2025

School-Based Student Health Survey Report



The School-Based Student Health Survey Report has been released. We have attached the key data for reference.

Teachers and parents are strongly encouraged to read this report, especially the Conclusion and Recommendations sections.


We have attached the key data for reference Below

Diet and nutritional status at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who:
  • Reported going hungry - 4.3%
  • Did not eat any fruit during past 7 days -  24.9%
  • Did not eat any vegetable during past 7 days  - 3.1%
  • Took carbonated drinks 1 or more times per day -  17.4%
  • Took food from local roadside restaurants, boutiques, Choon paan or fast-food restaurants one or more times a week - 70.4%

Physical activity at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who:

  • Were physically active for at least 60 min/day on all 7 days - 11.9%
  • Spent 3 or more hours/day doing sitting activities - 43.9%
  • Did not walk or ride a bike to school - 42.5%
  • Did not attend physical education classes - 49.4%

Hygiene at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who:
  • Washed hand under running water before eating - 68.9%
  • Most of the time or always washed hands after using toilets /latrines - 70.3%


Oral hygiene at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Clean or brush teeth 1 or more times/day 95.0% 
  • Missed school due to a dental problem 6.6%

Mental Health at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Felt lonely 22.4% 
  • Felt always worried and could not sleep 11.9% 
  • Attempted suicide 9.1% 
  • Had no close friends 7.5% 
  • Felt depressed 18.0%

Tobacco use at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Currently use any tobacco product 9.7% 
  • Currently smoke cigarettes 5.7% 
  • Currently use smokeless tobacco 7.3% 
  • Currently use electronic cigarettes 5.0% 
  • Tried cigarette before age 14, among who ever smoked cigarettes 34.7%

Alcohol use at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Currently use alcohol in preceding 30 days 5.3% 
  • First drank alcohol before age 14, among who ever had a drink of alcohol 39.3%

Substance use at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who
  • Currently use cannabis 2.1% 
  • Have ever used Amphetamines or Methamphetamines for non-medical purposes 1.5% 
  • Tried addictive substance before age 14, among who ever used drugs 47.7%

Violence and injury at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Who were physically attacked 23.8% 
  • Were in a physical fight 34.5% 
  • Were seriously injured 45.8% 
  • Most serious injury was a motor vehicle accident 12.7%

Sexual health at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who:

  • Have ever heard about HIV infection / AIDS 63.0%
  • Have been taught ho to avoid HIV Infection / AIDS 44.2%
  • Have been taught how to avoid geting pregnant 42.9%
  • Have has sexual relationship - 4.9%
Parental engagement at a glance Percentage of students (13-17 years old) who: 
  • Parents/guardians knew what they were doing with their free time 61.0% 
  • Parents/guardians understood their problems 44.5%
  • Parents/guardians checked their homework 57.1%
  • Parents/guardians never or rarely went through their things without approval 14.2%
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13/02/2025

Students Performance  in Grade V Scholarship Exam 2024
February 13, 2025

Students Performance in Grade V Scholarship Exam 2024

 

No of Sat 
 -319, 284

Obtained marks 70 or above (35 or above for each paper) 
- 77.96 %

Obtained marks 100 or above (50 or above for each paper) - 37.70 %

Equal or above the Cut-Off (Qualified to receive bursaries and apply for schools) 
- 16.05%

Mean of Marks 
- 107.25

Standard Deviation of Marks 
- 30.88

Common Cut Off 
- Sinhala Medium 143
- Tamil Medium 141

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Students Performance  in Grade V Scholarship Exam 2024  

22/10/2024

GCE O/L 2023 - Performance Report
October 22, 2024

GCE O/L 2023 - Performance Report

Performance Report of GCE O/L 2023 Exam has been Released by Department of Examinations.

Qualified for A/L - 75.72
9 A - 13 513
All W - 7967

Top Performers - Province
  1. Southern
  2. EAStern
  3. Western
  4. Sabragamuwa
  5. Central
  6. Uva
  7. North Western
  8. Northern
  9. North Central

Top Performers _Districts
  1. Ampara
  2. Matara
  3. Colombo
  4. Batticaloa
  5. Hambanthota
  6. Kandy
  7. Kegalle
  8. Galle
  9. Ratnapura
  10. Mannar
  11. Gampaha
  12. Kurunagala
  13. Badulla
  14. Kalutara
  15. Matale
  16. Anuradhapura
  17. Monaragala
  18. Jaffna
  19. Nuwareliya
  20. Puttalam
  21. Mullaiteewu
  22. Kilinochchi
  23. Vavuniya
  24. Trincomalee
  25. Polannaruwa



Click Below for the Performance Report

28/08/2024

School Census Report - 2023

25/07/2023

Annual Performance Report 2022 - Pension Department

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